When I joined Array in 2013, our accounting team handled new hire paperwork and general orientation during each employee’s first day. Within my first three months, hiring began to pick up as the firm emerged from the recession. We quickly realized that we needed to enhance our onboarding process. I began to develop ways to […]
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For anyone who is involved with the healthcare industry, the feeling of uncertainty is evident. What is the future of the Affordable Care Act? How can quality care be provided in an age where reimbursements are declining? What can we do to make sure we are always making advances in healthcare? The one thing that […]
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For the third year, Array Architects participated in the Bark + Build Doghouse Design/Build Competition in Dallas, TX. Our local Dallas office partnered this year with Vaughn Construction. Array’s Horton Hears A Woof! doghouse was recognized with the Hotdog Award, which represents 2nd place among 25 design entries. Take an inside look at the inspiration for our design, […]
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Co-authored by Lisa Lipschutz, a Principal & Senior Healthcare Planner with Array. Most hospital campuses grow organically, and often become land-locked over time. With this growth, ancillary departments can run out of space for new equipment, supply storage and updated process workflows.
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I am pleased to announce the expansion of three of our eight Array offices this fall as our staff grows rapidly to serve an ever-widening cache of healthcare clients.
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An academic medical center/medical school in Dallas tasked my team with renovating its medical student study carrels. This project includes approximately 20,000 SF of interior renovation of six student carrels and supporting mechanical rooms. The plan calls for a gut renovation and complete fit out with new partitions, equipment and furniture.
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Array’s recently completed Inpatient Dialysis project at NewYork-Presbyterian significantly benefited from our lean design process analysis of an existing Dialysis Unit within the Hospital. The scope of the project included renovating a hospital administrative space to create an inpatient dialysis suite on the first floor of the Milstein building at Columbia University Medical Center. By utilizing […]
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This blog concludes a three-part synopsis of a brainstorming session about ambulatory care facility development that Array co-sponsored in New England. As covered in Parts one and two, there are many items to consider when deciding how to approach this strategy and building type. Part three will wrap up the series listing some challenges that […]
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